>> our motivation is fais-bath-d one. people in difficult situations make choices.n who traveled from honduras across mexico now plans to cross the border into the united states, the next day. >> reporter: why do you want to go? what kind of job do you think you will do? >> i am a chef. i know how to cook. >> reporter: so far he has been on the road 20 days and is flat broke. his life savings of $500 exto extorted from him at cartel check points. who did you have to pay that to, a coyote? >> no. >> reporter: to who? are you afraid? to cross? >> no. i'm with god, man. >> reporter: irena is sad and loany. her last two attempts to cross, resulted in the capture of her husband. how strong is your dream to been the united states? >> translator: it is important to be in the united states for my children. they will go to school and learn english. >> reporter: all the trips, all the danger, it is all for the two kids. right? >> translator: they are everything to me. they will have a better life and won't suffer as much as me. >> reporter: giving up on the desperate journaey

incorporated into local law by san francisco campaign and governmental conduct code section 1.1 06 for faying to maintain detailed records that document the days on which his committee made 15 expenditures, the amounts of the expenditures, the names and addresses of the payees or description of the goods or services. 6,15 violations of san francisco campaign and governmentality conduct code subdivision a1 for failing to make 15 campaign expenditures from the candidate committee's bank account. each commissioner who participated in a decision to find probable cause must certify on the record that he or she personally heard or read the testimony, reviewed the evidence or otherwise reviewed the entire record of the proceedings. >> each commissioner must so certify. >> you want individuals. >> one at a time? >> commissioner renne? >> i will so certify. >> i so certify. >> i so sort if i certify. >> i so certify. >> i so certify. >> the respondents are presumed to be innocent unless such time they are proved in the merits. the executive director shall issue accusations for investigations and enfor

. >> fay makes second city's main company, and poehler gets into the touring company and then decidesr future lies elsewhere. >> amy kind of left us before she ever made one of what we call our main stages. she decided to move on. >> to new york in 1996 where she co-found rival comedy group upright citizens brigade. >> are you guys excited for a show this evening? >> she needed to come to new york and needed to find a new nic niche, and she was polishing up her skills with that stage. >> in '97 tina gets her own summit to new york, and it is a life changer. >> she came to interview with lo loren michaels to be a writer on "saturday night live," and she is an improve kid, and then she goes to see lorne michaels, and what voila. >> and what did he see in her? >> a perfect comedy writer. >> are you looking for something for moms? introducing mom jeans at jcpenny's. >> she wrote the mom jeans sketch, and the racial tension headache sketch. >> new excedrin for rachel headaches, and take thing me from oh, no, i didn't to i wish a [ bleep ] would. >> it is "saturday night live," and what was

tropical storm fay is sweeping through south florida.s are posted on tv stations up and down the coast. >> then it got nasty kicking up some hefty winds. >> anthony romano is part of a television news crew sent out to cover the story for the local station. >> we had full coverage from key west to ft. lauderdale, and we were pretty much telling the audience and the viewers how dangerous it is out here on the beach. >> while setting up, romano notices several kite surfers taking advantage of those strong winds. he admits it looks like tremendous fun. >> you know, at the time i was like, man, i would love do that. i would definitely like to try that. >> but romano never imagines that in just seconds, one of those kite surfers is about to become the story of the day. >> we saw him go up about 40 feet at least and then slam into the ground. that i'll never forget. i remember just seeing him slam straight into the ground. and then i thought that was the end of it. i thought he would land on the sand and that's it, but then it pulled him again.

i build it around five fais members of this remarkable family and i began with the 1844 wedding of malcolm clarke and the teenage daughter of the prominent war year and his wife black mayor. the marriage seems pretty unusual given what was between them in terms of race and custom, language and experience and also age. malcolm clarke was about a decade older than his wife. but there is actually a comments head up at this time for economic reasons which isn't to say that glove didn't play a role in the marriages. it certainly did, but the driving motivated factor was economics for a white fur trader by marrying an indian woman, he got access or which place access to his father-in-law so he could then sell at a profit for whom malcolm clarke worked. the indians on the other hand are very resistant to all varieties, anglos and other indians were very jealous regarding their territory but the reason why they've relented and married their daughters to white fur traders is because the same economic benefits. an indian man who married his daughter to a white fur trader got access to his son-in-law

is followed by comedian tina fay's book bossypants. the ninth most checked out books from the new york public library was dr. alexander's recounting of his medical experience in proof of heaven. .. [applause] thank you very much. i've never been -- but i knew. one small correction. 10,000 page view from a link is not bad. you can double, triple, or quadruple as long as it contains the word "boobies ." i've never been able to do it one of john's. maybe he'll be inspired to offer something. john is right. my take on education in america is higher education and k-12 education comes from it. somebody like to call it sign law. originally propounded as something cannot go on forever. it will stop. and frequently compress even by sign later on. you see a lot of stuff that can't on forever. one thing is the divergence between what people make when they get out of college and what it costs to go to college. ever since the '70s which is about the time the federal government got in the business of subsidizing tuition. we've had a growth in tuitio

but first, she will join nancy pelosi for a women's lunch at the fay month hotel and security is tight motorcade pulled up near catania restaurant but mrs. obama was nowhere in sight. >>> and we're starting off "kcbs traffic" with major problems on caltrain. around 6:30 this morning, northbound train 305 struck a pedestrian. currently, there is no service between menlo park and san carlos. all northbound trains are being turned around in menlo, southbound service stops in san carlos. but we are hearing now from samtrans that they are honoring caltrain tickets and they will be offering a bus bridge servicing menlo park, redwood city, and san carlos. just be prepared for major delays, chopper 5 is on its way and we'll have another update on caltrain at 7:25 this morning. meanwhile, heading for the bart system, no delays. we have backups at the bay bridge toll plaza from the foot of the maze. lawrence? >>> all right, liza. skies clearing out around the bay area. we have had a few showers overnight. but now our hi-def doppler radar saying things are clearing out so we are going to see more

he launched the war on povty, he was , of course, a man with great flaws and faiing. >> yes, but he got something done, he twisted arms, you put it in-fligh polite terms but hee a real son of a gun. but that is about politics as opposed to saying, gee, woe is me, i don't know -- that is the first time i saw this in obama, and i was surprised at it. lou: juan, as always, thank you, we appreciate your insight. >> my pleasure, and i must tell people if they are interested in this, look at your new book, lou, i reay thought was fabulous. >> oh, juan, are you talking about ts book? >> yes. lou: thank you so much. >> now to weeke box office, police comedy, "ride along" surged to top. breaking record f a january opening it earned nearly $42 million for universal, surpassing expectatis, last week's number one. dropped to second place, the animated movie. the nut job, came in third. for open road films. find out at the movies, surpsing book review from "new york times,"ere is what the paper said about the latest biography of fox news ceo and president roger ails, sing tucked away at end of -- th

we have taken a loss a fai approach. think that we have learned a lot of lessons here. if you face your business and what we have seen that is warmer than normal, that may not be the normal. it may not be global warming. you wi have to change for the possibility that we wi see more winters like this. more demand in the fute, which will demand more eney and infrastructure. neilif you are planning for business 20 some people are having a tough time getting to work and others like customers are having a tough time getting to your shot. that has effects of its own. >> yes, it does. it raises the cost of production if you can't get the materials into the assembly line. it raises labor costs because now you have insurance and activities and other things that have to get factored into it. maybe haven't unacquainted to deal with. you have to take people off the roster. there are lot of things when it comes into play. this is a quarter to from now. so the myth is that this is going to be short term. and this is a big enough storm that five years from now we are going to be think

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those in the fay who asked for a lower price got it nearly 40 percent of the time. >>> the only newsinues at 6:30 with breaking news. >> 80,000 square footwear house on fire in san jose and this is video of the flames shooting into the sky. they are putting water on it ad this is a vintage roof tile business not too far away from a hay barn and feed. we have the latest from the scene with matt. >>> from the traffic center, this is 280 but earlier we could see smoke coming up from the warehouse fire in san jose. it is certainly causing slow downs on 101. you name it...i've hooked it. but there's one... one that's always eluded me. thought i had it in the blizzard of '93. ha! never even came close. sometimes, i actually think it's mocking me. [ engine revs ] what?! quattro!!!!! ♪ >>> abc7 news begins with breaking news. >>> the breaking news is from san jose. a major warehouse fire is burning, a huge warehouse. matt keller is at the scene. matt? >>> 80,000 square feet is what i am told, the size of the warehouse, the vintage roof and tile specializing in rare and discontinueed we tile

. >> fay with six lollipops worth of sugar? i wouldn't.ible and it sends a message about making choices and about taking on an action plan and sticking to it. he did something the average american is struggling to do and can't do. it's incredible. my advice would be to upgrade it to even more nutrient-rich foods. now that he has proven he can do it. he can stake to a plan and that speaks volumes. >> he lot of the weight, but if you look in his arteries and his cholesterol dropped as well. the fact that he has more options at a fast food chain would further val tate that they should offer the. >> fays a> parfaits. >> he chose not to pile on the brown sugar. he didn't do it in a vacuum. he kpeer sized and lot of three pounds a week which is incredible. yes, i think it's great what he did. would i necessarily recommend the diet for for the long run. no. i probably say this is a good jump-start and a good way to start the year, but i would then focus on more nutrient-rich and less sugar and less processed and wholesome foods. >> coming up next

he was a fay nous nfl coach in later years.still has a scar above his lip where he bit through his lip during that frigid day and just still hasn't healed problemerly after all the years. there's repercussions playing in those temperatures. >> absolutely, there are. by the way, oklahoma's stunning upset at the sugar bowl didn't go down too well with one die hard alabama fan. the woman had been pulled away from a group of rowdy oklahoma fans. it looked like it was over. one of them said something unkind. that set her off. she circled back and dove head first. she landed a few kicks before security escorted her out of the stadium. >>> "the new york times" is reporting andrew cuomo is said to announce an executive order this week allowing limited use of marijuana for those with serious illnesses. governor cuomo recently changed his position on medical marijuana days after the use became legal in california sending thousands of people there flocking to buy the drug. joining me on the telephone is sue craig. sue, walk us through thi

otherwise, if you don't destroy that device, once you hand it over to somebody, fay say for 50 buckse selling your identity for 50 bucks. that's what you're doing. melissa: that is true of computer, everything else, every time you think you're reformatting drive, scrubbing it, cleaning it you're not doing that. what about the black phone coming up supposedly nsa proof, possible to hack, have you heard of this? do you believe in isn't. >> well it's a prototype at this point. we haven't seen it. the blackberry itself isn't the black phone. melissa: no. >> the blackberry does a really good job of eliminating data, of keeping data off ofve on factory reset. same thing with the iphone and independednt pad. they do a pretty good job of removing the data as well. it is android operating system that we've seen the most problems with. so there are ways to get rid of did data beyond destroying the destroys. device. they need to do research before giving it away or selling it on second hack market. melissa: thank you. >> thank you. melissa: president's obama's jobless push. he wants employers t

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holiday, you know, it's not just these wonderful high-minded aspirational films, it's just regular faims for regular fs that entertain and i think it's great. i think there has been a shift in the marketplace -- i should say a shift in the per sefrpgts marketplace because there has always been a diverse audience out there that is hungry to see people like them, story like them. >> do you know where you are? >> do i know where i am right now? >> right now. >> i am in the united states of america, i am in the district of claim columbia. >> you are in the museum. >> in the museum. >> which is at sixth and pennsylvania. >> sixth and pennsylvania. when? >> is where solomon northup woke up and looked to the capitol. >> you know what, i did not know that. that is really pretty sa awesom. and just to see the capitol here, in this pan ram, a yeah, that's actually pretty awesome. i can't imagine what it would have been like for this gentlemen, who was born free, to find himself in a slave pen and look at the rise of the symbol of democracy and wonder why he was separated from it. >> and why -- w

the body of the priest was found on wrens in the church after he fayed to show up for morning mass.terday, police arrested 43-year-old for the killing. he was taken into custody about 60 miles south of eureka. the investigators believe he killed the priest after he broke into the church. >> it looked to us like there was some level of struggle and possibly a crime opportunity or specifically targeted effort we are not sure. >> the priest celebrateed the third sunday of each member to members of the japanese catholic society. >> the union will vote on the final bart contract. members of the transit union will cast their votes. yesterday, the bart board approved the newly negotiated deal that takes out the family leave provision that before said was left in by mistake. ratification brings closure after nine months of bitter negotiation and eight days of no bart service. leaders of both unions are recommending approval of the four year contract. >> happening this morning, water officials take the first snow pack measurement the winter coliseum with the dipstick expected to confirm what

he is another person you talk about when we have the discussions of 2016 and the bridge good fai bridgegatescandal unfolding. i think that will be very interesting in 2016. i know mike huckabee said he believes the quote, unquote scandal will be behind chris christie. it's going to be interesting to see how it unfolds and how the latest events shape him if he does run for office. >> ed, the governor is facing more questions from democrats on capitol hill about his overall handling of superstorm sandy aid. do these have lasting damage, the bridgegate or sandy and which is more likely to stick around? >> probably the bridge one. the investigations here in washington into how sandy money was spent certainly are cause for concern and will allow it to permeate for several months, if not years. it's only 2014. he's got a year and a half before he starts pressing it in primary states, if he wants to. the bigger concern is appealing to republican base voters. many wouldn't mind a bully for a president. >> white house officials are taking to social media. they are going to have a day long open house

had dinner with elicman in santa fay. i said when i was writing this book, john, what was that all about. he said well there was this ritual. he couldn't sleep. he is an insomnia ak and the only way i could put him to sleep would be to give a huge, a good size belt of scotch, and then we got to talk. some kind of a soliloquy, a monologue, that was his ritual. you were the one, the omni present ear. >> when i started covering the white house quoi belong to the white house correspondent association, the dus were $2 a year. the only raison d'etre was to have a dinner in honor of the president once a year, when i sarted writing for the white house i could wloing the association but i couldn't go to the dinner. >> what year was that. >> that was in '61. >> 30 years ago you couldn't go-- 38 years ago you can't go. >> so in '62 the women covering the white house went to pierre salinger and we said president kennedy should not attend this dinner if we can't go and we're members. kennedy agreed and that was the first time we start

bieber driving a yellow rented lamborghini going 55 to 60 miles per hour in fay residential area where the posted speed limit was 30. the arresting officer said when they stopped him he was aggressive and didn't cooperate. he cursed at the officers. and eventually was put under arrest. the officer said he also smelled alcohol and saw that bieber had bloodshot eyes. brought here to the police department, charged with three things, dui, resisting arrest without violence and driving with an expired driving under the influence, one that he had obtained in georgia. the police chief said when he got here to the police department, he calmed down his demeanor changed and he started cooperating and quit cursing at the officers. they said he admitted that he had consumed alcohol, marijuana and some sort of prescription drug. he was then taken to the jail and the hearing you just saw was actually conducted in two different buildings. bieber was in the jail talking by videotape to judge joseph farina in a courtroom in another building where they had the bond hearing. one of the things you might ha

. >> because they could argue that the facts on the ground have changed enough to just fay the action or the lack of action and then the action that happened in december. i just don't think that when you add up the gdp of all these countries that are having kurps si volatility right now, it amounts to a bogardian hill of beans and i don't think the fed can say the median term forecast has changed or risk to these countries. >> steve weiss, the markets are trying to work their way back towards something positive today. can we weather this emerging storm out of europe? >> without a doubt. the storm we saw in europe, in '08, '09, into '10 and '11 as well, was a much more violent storm than this. with the economies improving, the developed economies improving globally with the exception of china which is a whole different issue and may have further repercussions, without a doubt we can weather it. terms of the fed, i'm not sure they go today. i think there's a more measured approach where they don't go today and not because weather is slowing down the economy, not because of em risk. i ju

always made sure -- first of all i considered it critical for me to get the most blunt possible at at fais from my senior military officials. this will probably have to be bleak but when it came time for me to decide whether to extend the military to our in iraq or afghanistan for 12 to 15 months, i was working with of the military trying to decide this was a difficult decision and i knew that it would have big consequences for the military families. and by senior military adviser comes to me at one point and says the troops know you have to make this decision and they think that you are an asshole for not making it. that's what i try to encourage among the senior military and i believe that you have a very good relationship with them and they would disagree on more than one occasion. the number of drums was another so why try to encourage the environment where they would be honest and candid, and i think any secretary of defense for president who doesn't want that is making a terrible and dangerous mistake. >> this seemed to be endless frustration of president bush and president obama on

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they've put their lives on the line for our country, but if something is not done soon, veterans may be fayingresting place. national cemeteries are running out of room. will carr's on that story live at los angeles national cemetery. will, good morning. >> reporter: well, right now if you're a veteran in nevada or utah, you may have to come to california or another neighboring state to be buried in a national cemetery like this. but one congresswoman says it's time for that to change. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: what does a national cemetery mean to a veteran? just ask jack ford, a navy vet who served for nearly 25 years. >> unless you've experienced it, it's hard to describe. it's a place where you are with your fellow, your come raids. >> reporter: ford is run of more than 300,000 veterans living in nevada, but the popular retirement state current are hi one of eleven without a national cemetery. last year alone almost 125,000 veterans were laid to rest in national cemeteries. one big reason congresswoman dena titus has introduced a bill pushing the va to build new cemeteries in states that don't have

that is a very, very severe unfortunately also means that there's usually very fay talts --es and fatals the from that. to rep plictied that crash to encourage manufacturers to beef up their in this area.s and you're going to have the type of results you see in the lot of where you have a vehicles that aren't passing. the safety administration is similar crash, crash test,fset which is a variant of what the doing.ce institute is so in the future you'll see a lot of vehicles that don't do well in these tests in the as new vehicles come online you will see their performance improve, which is to have happen. host: david strickland, appreciate you stopping by the washington journal today. guest: thank you so much, it was great. host: when we come back we'll phones to our viewers, we're asking you in our last 30 minutes of the "washington journal" today, is the u.s. auto best in the world. our phone lines are open. but first we want to bring you back to the floor of the washington auto show. the chevrolet section of the auto show, and as you can see one of the standout sting raychevrolet for

>> it's fais. fun.rms and fight. he can seriously get injured but he wouldn't know it. >> it's a feeling you can't describe. it's a mixture of the falling sensation combined what float. >> reporter: martin is in florida. >> i'm a horrible skydiver now that i can't use nigh legs but i have my and. rer. >> for "cbs this morning" south whaels, florida. >> i marvel at people that can do that. >> i love that he's in florida helping with the u.s. national collegiate championships in sky dierching. whou. >> love everything about him. >> it's a story told one person at a time. anncr: at jennie-o we heard of a place in iowa where every thursday people ride 10 miles for tacos. we thought we'd show up and surprise them with a better kind of taco made with jennie-o ground turkey cooked thoroughly to 165. i feed my kids turkey tacos over regular tacos any day. i think they are light and they are just fresh tasting. yeah. when i eat well, i feel well. anncr: it's time for a better taco. the tacos tonight were pretty

deal of problem with that karen fay. >> penicillin in a deal of money of it. >> in music. >> back to the market he originally exploited. he was just a poet. >> zero but. he really wanted to selig. but i took a poll of the book and made to $9. he cannot feed his kids. >> right. my perspective of all of the derivative works is that we should a required necessarily licenses, but it is a derivative of there's with. >> i would tend to disagree on that and the gullibility real if my father said to you know, what i mean here today folks, this- revealed the tape while work. i yield back. >> the guliani from california. >> think you. i stand corrected. >> thank you, mr. chair. professor in the law, do you think that would raise in the first and a bit of free speech issues? if so, what do you think we will be able to do to avoid those jurors is? >> of believe that a simple clarification that the distribution right includes making the work available does not necessitate a first amendment special-interest a dozen other rise automatically any way. i believe we do not need to pay special edition c

i've supported in the past ethanol, solar and other renewables and gas mileage rules, quaf fay standards the truth is predictions of warming simply have not occurred at the rate the experts have predicted. this rush to force billions more dollars of cost on this economy, thousands of more people laid off based on predictions of that are not panning out deserves analysis. there is common ground that we can reach, things we can do together, and there are certain things that i oppose and do not believe can be justified. what's wrong with the president's plan? i'd suggest four concerns, one. the president's plan lacks balance between costs and benefits. this administration primarily through the epa is imposing a massive bureaucratic expensive plan that threatens to kill thousands of jobs, increase energy costs for american families. it will hammer middle class working families and make our economy less competitive. last month the economy added just 74,000 jobs. for every one job added, nearly five left the workforce. that's not good. today we have the lowest workplace participation rate in 3

followed by comedian tina fay's book bossypants. the ninth was checked out books in 2013 was dr. recounting of his medical experience in proof of heaven, a neurosurgeon's journey into the afterlife. finally number 10, cheryl stray, wild, from lost to found on the pacific crest trail. to see more of these books and other available books go to n l nypl.org. >> joseph cirincione talks about the possibility of nuclear weapons being used today. he says the decline in the number of nuclear weapons since the 1960s leaves him hopeful they can be eliminated entirely in the future. this is a little under an hour. >> thank you very much for that very kind and generous introduction. it is a pleasure to be with you today. i have to say i am honored to serve john kerry's international security advisory board. the comments i give a purely my own and do not represent the views of that board of the state department or the u.s. government. i am delighted to see so many students here, maybe some of you have read some of my articles. i would guess very few of you other than students have seen my vid

and the renovations she did include this porch, which she called her piazza and sess fayed it be supported by untrimmed cedar posts. these are the original, most of what you see is original. and the color of the house now is the color that it was when the roosevelts were here. interior is completely unfinish. they are bare because eed edge wanted them to be looked athat. she wanted it to have a total crustic feel, just as the porch and wanted it to be natural in every since. this room was originally divided into two and edith opened it out into a lodge-like room. she wanted to have the family be able to be here together. and they cook their meals by the fireplace. generally p.r. would do the cooking and edith would water for the tea. and the children would fetch the wood and do the various things that were needed to get the meals together. when edith saw the cottage the first time, there were no fireplaces. cottage was unfinished. these fireplaces were done to her specification. she has designed these wfled little stone ledges that are built into the fireplace to provide some functionality

. >> thank you, chairman fais chairman, former chairman, all of the members of the committee i am delighted to be here. we are here today to review with the communications act needs to be updated or otherwise reform. i have heard some say simply because the pnac is old no matter from 18 years ago cannot have relevance in today's world. as some only a little younger than the original act of 1934 the declaration of independence and the constitution were long ago relevant in our lives. it it remains strong and second the current act provisions can still do much to improve the communications landscape to the opportunity for all of us and to nourish the kind of civic dialogue upon which the successful self-government inevitably rests in an ideal world most of us were welcomed into believed it could be improved. the last revision in 1996 in the political moment the line was sufficient and does the cultures across the sectors and constituencies who were able to negotiate compromise statute that while far from perfect at least envisioned delivering to every american a matter who they are or the cir

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